Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 Mobile Devices by the end of this year. Giving up on its mobile manufacturing endeavor, Windows is now focusing on creating and developing apps that work with Android and iOS. What does that mean for Windows mobile users?
This means that after December 10 of this year, Microsoft will no longer issue any security update, patches, or system updates to Windows 10 mobile devices. Additionally, Microsoft is urging its users to move to iOS or Android phones, choosing Android as the mobile version of Windows.
End of support for Windows 10 Mobile (version 1709) will be on Dec. 10, 2019.
Automatic and manual backups will be available till March 10, 2020.
Services like photo uploads and device restore "may continue to work for up to 12 months from end of support".
Third-party apps may end support "at any time".
This way, you'll have a manual backup of your device before the end of support date, making it easier for you to regain your information even if you ran into a problem after EoS.
Which OS Should You Move to?
Apps allowed on Apple's store follow a more rigorous screening process than those found on Google Play Store. This means that iPhone users are less likely to encounter malicious apps than Android, especially since Google Play store has more lenient rules for developers looking to release their Android apps.
Since Apple both develops iOS and manufactures the hardware of the phones, it can limit the number of vulnerabilities found on its released phones. Android phones, on the other hand, are composed of different hardware manufacturers using the open-sourced Android code.
Apple forces all of its users to update to the latest security patch or OS version. Android phones, on the other hand, don't use any kind of mandatory update, leaving it up to the user to keep their device as secure as possible.
This is why we suggest that Windows 10 mobile users make the switch over to iOS devices instead of Android. This is double-true since Android users themselves are going through the same shift, forgoing the OS they've been using all this time for one that is more secure and private.
There you have it, ladies and gentleman, the end of Microsoft's OS making days. If you've just got yourself a Windows 10 phone, it's important to keep in mind that you will have to change it in a year's time. The thing is, not having support for your OS is very dangerous, as it means that your system isn't going to be updated to fend off new threats. Hopefully, you'll take this time to do your research and figure out which OS shift works best for you.
Do you have a Windows 10 mobile? Are you planning on shifting to Android or iOS? Let me know in the comment section below.
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I want sort my search by name, price and relevance like the frontend.
The first two work perfectly but when $searchOrder is by relevance does not work properly. Always is the same result and different of frontoffice
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$products = $this->_productRepository->getList($searchCriteria);
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$sortOrder = $this->sortOrderBuilder->setField($searchOrder)->setDirection($searchDirection)->create();
$this->searchCriteriaBuilder->addSortOrder($sortOrder);

use above way and check it.

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In Findlay Ohio they will put the chalk on your side view mirror I hate having to clean that off.
Ya all tge crap on the streets Findaly Ohio has none if that lol most towns run by Republicans do not have that problem.
True the Romans stopped putting very much gold in there coins so there money was worthless but when tge dollar goes so does the whole world economy China depends way to much on selling to us. Remember when Rome fell the whole European economy collapsed and the dark ages began.
How many of the 6 groove barrel Smith Corona were made. I have read 5000 some people say up to 15,000. Mine is right at the 1st 5000.
Ya even Hitler would not use gas even when he was losing the war he knew 100 times more would come back to Germany so nukes are kinda the same. Us nukes are very accurate.


Provides accommodation and support to homeless men and women in York. We have been delivering services since 1999 and operate from a signature facility, in private grounds close to the city centre, which has 35 bedrooms, meeting and counselling spaces as well as education, health, fitness and community facilities. This welcoming and inspirational space offers our clients not only a place to stay but also the chance to make positive changes in their lives.
Core client group are ex-rough sleepers and those at risk of sleeping rough – the majority of whom have complex issues primarily connected with drug and alcohol misuse and mental ill-health.
Our work is aimed at reconnecting our clients with the opportunities that life offers and encouraging them to embrace and maximise them.
We do this through the provision not only of keyworking support but also a broad range of purposeful activity options, thus preparing them to move on through York's co-ordinated multi-agency re-settlement network and onto an independent life.


When scientists discover a new galaxy, it's a big deal. But, when scientists discover a new galaxy without any dark matter, it's a huge deal.
Most galaxies are defined by their dark matter. To study dark matter -- and affirm its existence -- astronomers study galaxies.
Now, for the first time, scientists have found a galaxy without dark matter -- NGC1052-DF2's dark matter is missing. When astronomers first found the dark matter-less galaxy, they were stunned.
"For decades, we thought that galaxies start their lives as blobs of dark matter," Pieter van Dokkum of Yale University said in a news release. "After that everything else happens: gas falls into the dark matter halos, the gas turns into stars, they slowly build up, then you end up with galaxies like the Milky Way. NGC1052-DF2 challenges the standard ideas of how we think galaxies form."
The galaxy is an ultra-diffuse galaxy, it's large and faint, and is located 65 million light-years away. Though ultra-diffuse galaxies were only recently discovered, they are relatively common. But NGC1052-DF2 is the first to be found without dark matter.
"NGC1052-DF2 is an oddity, even among this unusual class of galaxy," said Yale grad student Shany Danieli.
Astronomers were first alerted to the galaxy's strange composition when they noticed discrepancies in the observations made by the Dragonfly Telephoto Array and the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. The Dragonfly images revealed a faint, blob-like object, while SDSS renderings showed a collection of bright point-like sources.
To further explore the discrepancy and study the unusual internal structure of NGC1052-DF2, astronomers observed the galaxy using the Gemini Multi Object Spectrograph, Keck's Deep Imaging Multi-Object Spectrograph and Low-Resolution Imaging Spectrometer.
The Keck data showed the point-like sources, the globules, were moving much slower than astronomers expected. The movement and speed of a galaxy's components allow scientists to measure the galaxy's mass. Astronomers determined the galaxy's stars accounted for all of NGC1052-DF2's estimated mass. There was no dark matter to be found.
Researchers described their discovery in the journal Nature.
"If there is any dark matter at all, it's very little," van Dokkum said. "The stars in the galaxy can account for all of the mass, and there doesn't seem to be any room for dark matter."
No one is really sure how the galaxy formed without dark matter.
The presence of the nearby giant elliptical galaxy NGC 1052, home to violent galactic formation and evolution, could explain NGC1052-DF2's lack of dark matter. It's also possible a sudden burst of stellar formation swept away the galaxy's gas and dark matter, stunting its development.
Scientists in Germany are working hard to ensure NASA's next Mars mission, the Insight mission, gets the most accurate data possible.
Researchers are currently testing a replica of the probe's SEIS instrument package, a combination of six seismometers that will be used to study geologic structures deep beneath the Martian surface. The testing will help scientists back in the United States properly calibrate the real SEIS instrument package.
The testing is being carried out at the Joint Geoscientific Observatory, or Black Forest Observatory, BFO, in Schiltach, by a team of researchers from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and Stuttgart University.
The combination of three short-period seismometers and three broadband seismometers allows the instrument package to target a wide range of frequencies.
"Ground movement in vertical and two horizontal directions can be measured," BFO researcher Rudolf Widmer-Schnidrig said in a news release.
The instruments were developed by engineers in France and the United States, and have previously been tested at BFO. Earlier tests focused on a pair of short-period seismometers, while a single broadband seismometer is the focus of the latest round of testing. All the tests will offer a baseline under optimal conditions against which scientists can compare the data returned by the real instrument package.
"At the BFO, we have excellent measurement conditions. Seismic noise is low. The seismometers supply data with the lowest noise worldwide," Widmer-Schnidrig said.
Scientists are testing the instruments inside measurement chambers installed in the tunnel system of a former ore mine in the Black Forest. At nearly 500 feet beneath Earth's surface, the testing chambers protect instruments from air pressure and temperature fluctuation, as well as interference from communication systems.
NASA's Insight probe is scheduled to launch in May and reach Mars in November. Once on the Red Planet, the lander will use an array of sophisticated geophysical instruments to study the interior of the Red Planet. Scientists hope the lander's observations will yield new insights into the planet's formation and geologic evolution, including details about the composition and size of Mars' core and mantle-like intermediate layers.


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Region of Origin: Alsace
Typical Product: White
Structure: Light
Climate: Cool to Warm
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Gewurztraminer's history is difficult to trace because of the confusion with another closely related Varietal, Traminer. There is no record of when Traminer also adopted a 'Gewurz' in front of it or if it mutated to form a minor variation. Gerwuz means 'perfumed'. Traminer originated in the Northern Italian mountains in the village of Traminer in Tyrolia. There are records of Traminer going back over 1,000years ago. From there is moved north to Alsace. Whatever the relationship, the names Traminer and Gewurztraminer are both still used today. The first known use of the term Gewurztraminer is in the latter half of the 1800's.
It is often described as having the small of roses or Lychees but not in subtle way. A strong sniff of Gewurztraminer often results in an olfactory overload. It taste is equally polarizing. Gewurztraminer is a low acid Varietal so in most cases, there really isn't a counterbalance to a sweetness that can range from subtle to overpowering. While many sources describe it as full bodied white wine, in reality that full body character can also produce a cloying sweetness that overwhelms the other characteristic of the wine. The best examples are subtle with a balance of perfume, crispness and spice. If either the vineyard master or the winemaker makes a mistake with Gewurztraminer it can't be hidden.
For those who grow Gewurztraminer, it's a labor of love because it's a very difficult grape to grow. It ripens early so an onset of late rain or cold can cause problems. Cool, dry climates allow what meager acid is present to mature. In warmer climates, it quickly ripens with little acidity or complexity. Like most wine grape varietals, it will over produce if not kept in check, which weakens the fruit flavors. Its grape color can range from green, to yellow and even orange, usually depending on climate.
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We undertook this audit because the city's Integrity Line has received numerous complaints about abuse of time and violation of controls in the city's automated timekeeping system. We focused our review on policies and practices for capturing, recording, and tracking hours worked across city departments. We also assessed whether controls are in place in the timekeeping system to ensure that work hours recorded are accurate and the city complies with the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). The FLSA establishes rules for overtime, compensatory time, and record keeping requirements for public and private sector employees.


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Buckinghamshire County Council is expected to save £5.2 million in health and social care costs after embarking on a project to radically redesign service delivery.
Business management consultancy Peopletoo, which teamed up with the council earlier this year after it witnessed a 53% reduction in government funding, says the council is using digital tools, strengths-based practice and prevention models to make it easier for people to take care of themselves at home, improve their lives and remain independent.
One of the first steps for Buckinghamshire County Council in redesigning health and social care service delivery was publishing Better Lives 2018-2021, a strategy for the future of adult social care in Buckinghamshire, in April 2018.
The model features three tiers: living independently, regaining independence, and living with support, later converted into operational work streams.
Peopletoo has also launched new market position statements on prevention, housing and technology, to start an ongoing conversation with providers about how they can better work together for sustainable outcomes.
"We integrated short-term services, working with the NHS to develop strengthsbased services focused on helping people to regain or maintain their independence," said Ms Kenney.


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Real estate developers and real estate agents in Manassas Virginia are recommended to conduct a radon test as part of real estate radon mitigation in their development areas. This will allow them to seek for radon reduction options and increase radon mitigation efforts. Real estate developers and real estate agents in Manassas Virginia are now learning to keep the radon test results for the purposes of showing them to potential clients who may ask for the test results in the future.
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Manassas Virginia Waterborne radon occurs naturally and it's colorless, tasteless, odorless and radioactive. It also comes from the decay of uranium in soil and water and it is considered a health risk. It's found everywhere in the world in the air we breathe and usually comes in two ways: water and airborne. It is known as the silent killer and provides an open door for cancer. Radon gas and other various radon levels originate in water wells that are drilled into bedrock that contain uranium and radon gas. These wells can be private or wells that are used in a public systems in Manassas Virginia. Ergo, if you have public water and have a concern about your water supplies, a radon test and future radon testing could insure the concentration in surface waters. A radon test is inexpensive, and knowing about radon levels in your area can ease your mind with a simple radon test in Manassas Virginia.
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Manassas Virginia is a 9 square mile city in Northern Virginia - culturally diverse, population estimated to be nearly 38,000 residents. Manassas Virginia became an independent city in 1975. In the mid to late 1800s two events highlight its history. The first major land battle of the US Civil War took place near Manassas Virginia, known as the battle of Bull run. In 1892 Manassas Virginia became the county seat for Prince William County. Noteworthy, is the city surrounds the county court house. The court house property though is not considered as part of this city.
The climate of Manassas Virginia is described as hot summers, subtropical humidity, and cool to chilly winters with occasional snowfall. Roadways serving this community include I-66, and Virginia State 234 as well as route 29.
During the 1980s, Manassas Virginia had its highest housing boom recorded with up to 35% of the homes therein having been built. The median price for a home in Manassas is estimated at $249,000.
There are three leading employers in and around Manassas Virginia. Lockheed Martin, Prince William Health system, and Micron Technology, an Idaho-based company with a factory producing semiconductor parts in this community. There are five elementary schools, 2 middle schools and one high school in Manassas Virginia. A regional airport also serves this community.
Manassas Virginia has two waterparks opened during summer that are highly rated. Other places of interest include the historic train station, the Manassas Museum displaying artifacts from the native American period to the present, and Ben Lomon Manor House. This facility is in the style of federal architecture, and served as a hospital for both Confederate and Union soldiers during the Civil War. . Public transportation via railway, major hotel chains, and numerous restaurants are available throughout Manassas Virginia.


Nava started his Physics studies in Nepal, where he got his bachelor's and master's degrees in Physics from Thribhuvan University. Currently, he is pursuing his PhD in Engineering Physics (Applied Optics) at Mississippi State University.
Nava's main research interest is in Electromagnetic Scattering Theory. He is working to extract the information contained in the complex electromagnetic scattering patterns for imaging and characterization of the aerosol particles by using the Digital Holographic Microscopy (DHM) technique.
He is equally interested in Biophysics and Computational Physics.
The main objective of my project is to use the concept of electromagnetic scattering theory to study the structure of many irregularly shaped airborne particles by using CA-based fractal aggregates. There are well-defined notions and experimental evidence that fractal aggregate geometry can be used for the better understanding of the aggregation kinetics and physical properties of many irregularly shaped particles in nature.
To accomplish my project, I will start to write CA-based code starting from a single black cell first, and then I will compare my computed result with the structure in the Amsterdam and Granada Light Scattering Database.
After completion of this first step, I will repeat the same process for the 2D and 3D structures. The successful coding and comparing of the result provided with the Amsterdam and Granada Light Scattering Database makes it likely to get more information on the structure profile of many irregular airborne particles. This work extensively helps in the process of characterization of dusts.


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Uede (; ) é a capital de um vilaiete argelino com o mesmo nome. A capital é o centro de inúmeros oásis chamados de Sufe e atrai muitos visitantes devido à sua arquitetura e à Festa do Tapete, que ocorre entre março e abril anualmente.

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White Monkey Can't Jump? – The Last Tinker
27th December 2014 ToAks
The PS4 games library longs for many game genre's and one of them is the good old platforming adventure children oriented game style. You know, games like Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, Croc, Mario etc, why there ain't many of them is beyond me as a Crash Bandicoot game is for many a system seller. The Skylanders series has up to now been the only games in this category available for the PS4 and yes Skylanders – Swap Force was and still is a superb game and as for Trap Team, i will check that out too one day.
At first glance "The Last Tinker" looks like a game that would fit into the platforming category quite well, sadly it took me only 2 minutes to realize that this game is nothing like the game i wanted it to be. It's not cute, it's lifeless, framerate is off and most of all it's utterly boring. This game has been out for a few months now and i got it on day 1 but i never bothered with playing it again after the first hour i had with it back then, that is until last night when i decided to give it another go.
I always thought that it can't be as bad as my first impression really was so i decided to play it for a few hours and see if it would grow on me. 4 hours later, bored to death of it, it is soulless, the music is insanely annoying (with a purpose for sure!) and it is about 40 seconds long and then looped sample thing. The graphics are about the best thing about the game and the graphics are just ok although as soon as you move around the whole game starts dropping frames like crazy, below 30 fps for sure and there is not a single reason to why it should drop.
The game was updated with a huge patch a few months back and that fixed a few problems but not enough of them obviously. I really tried to like this game but it is impossible sadly.
Gameplay wise it is clear where it found it's ideas from and while some of them is genuinely good i would still recommend the originals instead, games like Spyro , Beyond Good And Evil and others is in here although in every game this resembles there is one thing this game doesn't do and that is, are you ready for it? "JUMPING". Yes, you heard me, It is not possible to jump in this game, it is a platform game but you can't jump!. WTH?
The game features scripted areas where you just press forward and hold a button and it will just hurdle forward, jumping, running through a designated path and so on. It is not possible to jump unless the game asks you for it and with that, you have to run in a certain path and this is very strange as the game is actually quite Open/sandboxed.
I have added a small video for you guys but it is not really any good as i was just so bored when i played that i nearly fell asleep while playing.
Stay away from this game unless you are really desperate for a platforming game.
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Lab tests help to identify the thyroid problem and make necessary changes to restore the thyroid function. Evaluation of the symptoms combined with appropriate lab testing is the best approach to make a diagnosis.
has associated health conditions such as PCOS, celiac disease, dermatitis herpetiformis, different types of anemia, hepatitis C, type I and II diabetes among others.
Conventional medicine relies on the blood test for TSH or a combination of TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) and total T4 thyroid hormone for a diagnosis and treatment of hypothyroidism. Due to the wide range of the normal test results which also varies from lab to lab, many people remain undiagnosed or undertreated.
In addition, TSH and T4 tests are used for screening of hypothyroidism but they are not intended for diagnosing autoimmune Hashimoto's disease. It takes time for Hashimoto's to develop and progress to subclinical hypothyroidism and a full-blown hypothyroidism that can be clinically detectable using standard thyroid tests.
Currently, there are about 22 types of thyroid dysfunctions that can result in low thyroid function. Most of them could not be diagnosed by using TSH test alone. To get accurate evaluation of your thyroid function more advanced blood tests are required.
Basic thyroid panel is a useful tool to screen for hypo and hyperthyroidism. This is a thyroid blood test that is designed to measure total T4, free T4, TSH and T3 uptake by the thyroid gland. The pituitary gland produces TSH to stimulate the thyroid to release T4 and T3 hormones. In hypothyroidism TSH is increased or normal, T4 is low or normal and T3 is low.
T3 uptake estimates how much thyroid hormone-binding proteins are available in the blood. Free T4 represents unbound thyroid hormone which is available for uptake by cells and conversion into an active form of T3 hormone.
Extended Hashimoto's thyroid panel is a blood test for Hashimoto's disease which is a main cause of hypothyroidism in the Western countries. Presence of thyroid antibodies is one of the indicators of increased thyroid autoimmunity and Hashimoto's disease.
Reverse T3 or rT3 is a metabolically inactive thyroid hormone. In the times of stress the conversion of T4 into T3 becomes suppressed. More thyroid hormone converts into reverse T3 causing the hypothyroid symptoms to arise despite the normal standard lab test results.
Thyroid binding Globulin (TBG) binds T4 making less amounts of the hormone available leading to hypothyroid symptoms. The activity of the TBG could be increased in women on birth control pills, hormone replacement therapy, during pregnancy, those with liver diseases, genetic predisposition and those who take the drugs tamoxifen or perphenazine.
Comprehensive thyroid panel is a blood test designed to evaluate TSH, free T3 and free T4, Tga and TPO thyroid antibodies and reverse T3. Measurement of free T4 and T3 provides more accurate information about hormonal status of patient than total T4 and T3 (bound and unbound) especially for those who are on estrogen replacement therapy or birth control pills, have impaired thyroid hormone conversion and show unresolved symptoms of underactive thyroid.
All thyroid blood tests mentioned above do not require fasting.
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P.S. If your doctor doesn't know about or refuses to order extended thyroid panel, the easiest way to have your blood work done and get the answers is to get tested at a private holistic lab. The best part is you don't need doctors's referral or medical insurance and can even order your lab results explanation by a holistic doctor from the lab.
So, instead of going from one doctor to another, hope that you get the right tests ordered and waste years of your life suffering, you can actually shortcut this exhausting and frustrating process by ordering thyroid tests yourself.
This step alone often helps to discover much faster what you don't know about your thyroid yet and what factors potentially limit your recovery from hypothyroidism and Hashimoto's. Most importantly it can help to shift your thyroid treatment focus to where it should be in order to become hypothyroid and autoimmune symptom-free.
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Remember that to make 2018 your thyroid treatment breakthrough year consider starting with a proper thyroid testing and learn why your thyroid is out of balance before you do anything else.


This hotel has 78 guestrooms and suites on offer. For events, the hotel offers 6 meeting rooms where smaller, intimate meetings, as well as bigger events, such as conferences or seminars may be held. Other facilities include air conditioning, a lobby, 24-hour reception and check-out service, hotel safe, currency exchange facilities and lift. Guests will find a casino, bar, pub, restaurant and games room for their dining and entertainment needs. A car park and garage are available for those arriving by car. For an additional fee, guests can make use of WLAN Internet access, room service and laundry service.In a relaxing and calm location just 5 minutes by car from Chavesandrsquo; historical centre, this charming casino resort hotel offers a magnificent view of the city and landscape. Restaurants, bars, pubs, shops and the river are about a 20-minute walk away in the city centre. Approximately 150 km from Porto Airport, the hotel can be reached by taking the Chaves exit of the A24 motorway.The Hotel Casino de Chaves is placed next to the Casino of Chaves, at the entrance of city, offering a stunning view over the surrounding landscape, 147 km away from Oporto Airport.


I'm having a lot of issues lately related to PSX Arcade games. Each time I plug my RAP EX DOA5 stick for Zinc & PSXMAME it will allow the GUI with the rom list to come up but every time I boot a rom it begins to come up, black screen then exits back to the GUI. I downloaded and applied everything from the Zinc download page from this website. The only two things I haven't figured out how to apply is the JAMMA keyboard driver 1.0.2 since I couldn't find any instructions for how to use it or whether I need it. I even tried running Zinc through the front-ends such as Zenith with no success.
I would really like to play the Arcade versions of game like Street Fighter EX, Rival Schools, and DOA, and Bloody Roar 2 not the PS1 console versions. If there are any plugins, drivers, etc. that I l'm lacking please let me know. Thanks in advance!
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June 03, 2015 Special Sections » Summer Guide
A classic road trip
By Gary A. Baldwin
If you are hoping to get out of the house while the weather is warm, the summer provides a multitude of classical music events that can all be reached by car in a day's travel. Some are only an hour away or less, and others: with a little more motivation you can leave home in the early hours and return in the late evening.
City took a look at several classical music festivals worth the drive this summer. And of course, for those who might want an over-night trip, keep in mind the Berkshire Choral International Festival, the programming at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center, and the Tanglewood summer season offer quality excuses to hit the road.
Prices for these events range from the inexpensive, $10 and free for children, to $120 for best seating. It is always good practice to get tickets early, but you would be surprised at how much availability there is up until the last moment. Summer crowds for classical music festivals tend to be last minute buyers — except for the truly major festivals in Saratoga, Tanglewood, and Glimmerglass where there are special international artists, programming, and conductors with world class orchestras.
Are you planning any getaways centered on classical music this summer? Let us know in the comment section below this article at rochestercitynewspaper.com.
The world of the "chamber music festival" is sprinkled all over the scenic hillsides and villages of the Finger Lakes. I have counted five in the vicinity of Rochester — all of which are anywhere from 45 to 75 minutes away — including The Geneva Music Festival, The Finger Lakes Chamber Music Festival, Finger Lakes Opera, The Skaneateles Festival, and the Canandaigua Lake Music Festival. All have unique programs and venues (and often multiple venues).
This will be the 5th Anniversary concert season for the Geneva Music Festival which will have concerts in Geneva, Auburn, Skaneateles, and Canandaigua, June 5 through June 21. Performances will include string chamber music, bluegrass, New Morse Code (a new group with cellist Hannah Collins and percussionist Michael Compitello), and Thomas Bergeron and his hybrid jazz ensemble. For tickets and information, visit genevamusicfestival.com.
The Finger Lakes Chamber Music Festival, which runs June 13 through August 1, supports the artists in residence from the Manhattan Chamber Orchestra. Seven performances — not counting a spring fundraiser and a post-season fall performance — all very different, will take place at six different locations in the Finger Lakes region: Glenn Curtiss Museum, Kueka College, Penn Yan Courthouse Lawn, Penn Yan Academy, Ravines Winery, and Hunt Country Vineyards. Most destinations are within an hour's drive, are children friendly venues, and have access to several camping venues throughout the Finger Lakes making good tie-ins for vacationing families. All concerts free to students; adults are $25. Concert packages are available. Check fingerlakes-music.org for more information.
The 11th season of the Canandaigua Lake Music Festival runs for 10 days from July 16 through July 26. The series of four ticketed concerts are held at the Finger Lakes Community College, with an additional Special Event at Geva Theatre, and a Classical Blue Jeans event at Bristol Harbour Resort. The festival will feature the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra Brass Quintet, pianist Audrey Andrist, and performances of chamber music by Brahms and Beethoven. There is also a free festival kick-off preview concert on July 16 at the Granger Homestead & Carriage Museum (295 North Main Street) and a free family concert on July 23 at the Wood Library in Canandaigua. Tickets are $10-$60, and can be purchased online at lakemusicfestival.org.
The Finger Lakes Opera Company, hosted at SUNY Geneseo, is now in its second year of productions. This year, the company will perform the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical revue, "A Grand Night for Singing," on August 6 and August 8, and Donizetti's "The Elixir of Love" on August 7 and August 9. "The Elixir of Love" is reset to Chicago in the roaring 1920's, where Nemorino, a newspaper photographer, is forlorn but yet deeply in love with Adina, the owner of the newspaper by day and a speakeasy at night. A love potion will bring them together, but in a way you would not expect in this comedic opera. Tickets for "A Grand Night for Singing" are $25-$40, and are $25-$50 for "The Elixir of Love." For more information, check geneseo.edu/fingerlakesopera.
Both the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra and Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra have summer programming at various venues. The Rochester Orchestra performs its annual Patriotic Salute concert, concluding with fireworks in Canandaigua, on July 3 at CMAC amphitheater. Programming for the Buffalo Philharmonic at Artpark (about two hours away) has not yet been set, but is worth keeping an eye out for. Look to rpo.org and bpo.org for more information.
PHOTO BY CLAIRE MCADAMS
The areas around the theater at the Glimmerglass Opera Festival offers scenic spaces for relaxing between productions.
As you drive farther east down the thruway you can reach the Skaneateles Festival, still thriving after 35 years. The town located at the tip of the lake, with several fine restaurants and boutique shopping also has a boat ride on the lake. The chamber music is of high quality in performances supported by quality guest artists. The festival runs Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from August 13 through September 5. Programs include the Claremont Trio (piano, cello violin), the Now Ensemble (new music for the 21st Century), Roomful of Teeth (contemporary vocal ensemble), and an acoustic Klezmer Quartet. The festival has a stunning variety of musical offerings and the prices are friendly. Children under 13 are free and ticket prices range from $22-$28. The concerts are held at First Presbyterian Church and Brook Farm. For more information, visit skanfest.org.
Cooperstown is a great family destination for those who love to have a little bit of everything in their summer diets — especially baseball and opera. You can find the family-friendly Farmers Museum across from the luxurious Hotel Otesaga, the Baseball Hall of Fame downtown and of course the Glimmerglass Opera Festival which produces four productions each summer at the highest standards one could wish for outside of New York City. This year's programs include Bernstein's "Candide" (July 19-August 21), Verdi's "Macbeth" (July 11-August 22), Vivaldi's "Cato in Utica" (July 18-August 22), and Mozart's "The Magic Flute" (July 10-August 23). This is an intimate hall of 900 seats, and early ticket purchasing is suggested. Packaging allows you to see all four operas in one weekend. Several events are supported by the festival, including backstage tours, pre-talks, master classes by Deborah Vogt and Frederica von Stade, and a lecture by Supreme Court Justice Ginsberg on law and the arts. Ticket prices: $10-$25 for youth (12 and under); adults: $26-$144. For more information, check out glimmerglass.org.
In This Guide...
We've made it
CITY Newspaper's guide to summer in Rochester.
By City Newspaper staff Jun 3, 2015
It's almost hard to believe that four years have flown by since Catelyn Augustine and Amber Odhner unleashed Eat Me Ice Cream on our city.
By Dayna Papaleo Jun 3, 2015
Eat Me Ice Cream Boutique Ice Cream Catelyn Augustine Amber Odhner Lila Ice Cream
Inside the bubble
Screams and laughter echo in Cobbs Hill Park on a humid 78-degree Wednesday night. "Aaah!" one woman shouts, running full-speed at another player.
By Kathy Laluk Jun 3, 2015
Bubble Ball Bubble Ball Extreme Mark Constantino Adam Mutch Soccer In A Bubble Rochester Recreation
Summer spirits
It's all warm breezes and cold cocktails for the next few months. Whether you're setting up the bar at home or venturing out on the town, we've got some summer cocktails ideas for you to try.
By Katie Libby Jun 3, 2015
Drinks Spirits Summer Cocktails Tiki Malibu Fish Bowl Marge's Lakeside Inn The Revelry The Latrice Royale Mint Julep
Kid-friendly culture
It's easy to imagine that the blessing of warmer weather arrives with the puzzle of how to fill up more than two months when the kiddos are sprung from school. And it's understandable that adults might not want their time to be eaten up completely with events geared entirely toward children.
By Rebecca Rafferty Jun 3, 2015
Families Kid-friendly Culture Art Science Museums Memorial Art Gallery RMSC Cumming Nature Center Genesee Country Village Strong Museum Of Play
Summer movie preview 2015
It's summer. Finally.
By Adam Lubitow Jun 3, 2015
Summer Movies Movie Preview Straight Outta Compton Ant-Man Jurassic World
Park mentality
If you and your canine companion are anything like me and mine, your daily walk routine requires the occasional variety to combat boredom for both of you. Thankfully, summertime offers restless Rochester-area residents myriad options for letting their four-legged friends explore.
By Andy Klingenberger Jun 3, 2015
Outdoors Dog Activities Dog Parks Hiking Trails Rochester Monroe County Parks Corbett's Glen Park Abraham Lincoln Park Bird Sanctuary Trail Coyote Den Trail
Warm songs
For lovers of the American musical, this summer offers ample opportunity to break out in song and dance. It's the spirit of sunlight after a long winter: Just needing to sing.
By Kevin Carr Jun 3, 2015
Rochester Theater JCC CenterStage Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Festival Bristol Valley Theatre Pittsford Musicals American Idiot Avenue Q
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Home/How Do I Get Support?/Your Main Contact: A CLBC Facilitator/Moving mountains with tenacity, teamwork
Helping people overcome barriers to reach their goals is what Susan Sorensen, a CLBC facilitator from Surrey, B.C., always wanted to do.
Helping people overcome barriers to reach their goals is what Susan Sorensen, a CLBC facilitator from Surrey, B.C., always wanted to do. "The most enjoyable part of the job is developing meaningful relationships with individuals and families and trying to assist them to get the help they need," says Susan. "But this is not done alone; it is done in partnership with families, my colleagues, government organizations and community partners. When they say 'it takes a village', it really does."
Susan has been part of the CLBC team for more than 10 years. Prior to that, Susan worked in group homes as an educational assistant throughout the Lower Mainland. While studying at university, she started working in a transition house for battered women and then in a homeless shelter that was also a treatment facility for women with drug and alcohol problems. "I don't know if I actively chose this particular line of work per se but I was interested in working in a field where I could help people in some capacity," says Susan.
Making strong connections with families is a critical aspect of Susan's work. "I love working with families," says Susan. "They are often appreciative of the support and to have someone listen to them. It has made me aware of how difficult some families' lives are and it has given me a better understanding of some of the difficulties many families deal with in areas that I take for granted in my own life."
Aileene Bustos, sister of an individual supported by CLBC, says, "my family and I have had the privilege to work with Susan for many years, and if I could only choose one word to describe Susan, that word would be 'phenomenal'. No matter what question we ask her, Susan always takes the time to answer us and is patient, kind, and respectful. As a family member, these qualities are important to me. Her genuineness, compassion, and honesty are why Susan is the person whom my family and I turn to and rely upon."
"She has become a part of our family and we have the deepest respect and sincerest gratitude for her." – Aileene Bustos
In addition to working closely with families, Susan spoke about the significance of working with community partners like the Ministry of Children and Family Development, Development Disabilities Mental Health Services and service providers when planning for the individuals we support. "We succeed because of our collaboration, our partnership and our shared goal; to make sure the people we are providing services to are able to live their life to the fullest," said Susan.
"You know that feeling you get when you meet someone and you know that they will move mountains for things they care about?" says Vancouver General Hospital Social Worker, Jessie Lane. "Well that was my experience in working with Susan. She worked hard to get to get our mutual client home and supported. Professionals like Susan help make my work, good work and I'm grateful."
A CLBC service provider, the Burnaby Association for Community Inclusion (BACI), first came to know Susan in the midst of very difficult circumstances. "Susan helped us get to know a young woman and her grandpa who found themselves in a pretty desperate situation," said Richard Faucher, Executive Director of BACI. "Through Susan's patient respectful approach she gained and maintained their trust. It was in fact their trust of Susan and her steadfast commitment to them that opened the door for BACI to begin building a relationship and support network around them. We all appreciated Susan's tenacity and commitment to this family."
"Susan demonstrates what being in a relationship with others is really all about. She wants people to be successful and sticks with them through the bad times and the good." – Richard Faucher.
While it's important to create strong and positive relationships with those outside of CLBC, Susan believes that the support of the people she works with in her local CLBC office in Surrey is crucial. "We work as a team," she says, "and we genuinely want to do better everyday and make each success story come true."
Lessons learned from a nephew: Modelling inclusion at home and at work


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Paying attention all the time is an interesting way to go through life, but you never know what you might find lurking inside of a derelict Fire Alarm Box. This painted plaster cast of a smiling face and hands is the work of street artist Gregos, who really gets around. You can see additional examples of Gregos' artworks which were also spotted by me in downtown Manhattan at This Link!
Photographed on the Southwest Corner of 18th Street and 6th Avenue (Across the Street from the Container Store) in Manhattan.


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#include <aws/core/utils/memory/stl/AWSString.h>
#include <utility>

namespace Aws
{
template<typename RESULT_TYPE>
class AmazonWebServiceResult;

namespace Utils
{
namespace Json
{
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} // namespace Utils
namespace ACM
{
namespace Model
{
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String that contains the ACM Certificate represented by the ARN specified at
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String that contains the ACM Certificate represented by the ARN specified at
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String that contains the ACM Certificate represented by the ARN specified at
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String that contains the ACM Certificate represented by the ARN specified at
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String that contains the ACM Certificate represented by the ARN specified at
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